Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-28
LOCAL. MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Cut down the weeds.
New Tycoon tea at Kellars.
Fresh fruit in its season at Kellar's.
Oscar Snyder has so far recovered as
to be able to be out.
Insure in the Yankton," Peter
Allen agent for Turner Co.
The Hurry creamery is turning out
on an average 1000 pounds of butter a
day.
Ice cream will be served Saturday
afternoon and evening by the w. c. r.
U. All call.
Attorney Goddard informed the edi-
tor Monday that he had case for every
day this week.
Mrs. Eltin Berry, who has been quite
sick at the residence of M. E. Layne, is
rapidly recovering.
1t is estimated that in this county
fifty per cent more hay will be cut,this
year tldu eNeT DeIOTe.
The cornerstone of the new Catholic
church at Parker was laid last Sunday
with imposing ceremonies.
The many friends of Mrs. J. V. Lam
son will be pleased to learn that she is
gradually recovering from her illness
1t has been suggested that as Hurley
has race-track fitted in good shape
that it might be good scheme to hold
a horse fair, etc., this fall.
Fly season is here, and everyone hay
ing a team should call at Jos. Frick's
harness shop and see the fine line OF
mesh, cord and leather nets.
John Mansfield, Theo. johnson, and
three other parties, whose names we
have not learned. had barns blown
down in Spring Valley Tuesday night
An open-air Gospel meeting will be
held next Sabbath evening in front OF
Kyte's hall. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all. Services to begiu at
| o'clock.
The Temperance Sunday School will
meet at the Presbyterian church every
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, and
| a cordial invitation is extended to old
and young.
z. Allen is the only authorized agent
in Turner county for the celebrated
Yankton Insurance Co. Any one hav.
ing business with the !" Yankton will
please confer with him.
| E. Brauch has the finest vegetable
garden in town-literally overtiowing
wish good things; and then, being stu
ated just across the road from ye edi
tors residence, it makes it so convent.
ent. you know.
| Mrs. Balch, of Indiana, will lecture
at the Presbyterian church, at Hurley
Wednesday, August 10. under the
auspices of the w. G. T. u. She comes
highly recommended as nationa
lecturer and an earnest worker.
The streets have been rather quiet
! this week, but in every direction from
town hay stacks and grain stacks in
Vulnerable are to be seen, giving ;
promise of the good times in store fol
the farmer, merchant and-we hope
for the printer.
Those were pretty large words from
a small man that were floating on the
in the upper end of Centre avenue
Monday afternoon, and all on account
of a cut picket rope. Whisky had moth
ing to do with it, but it sounded just a.
bad.
From I. b. Buchanan we learn that
the school board, which is composed ol
Messrs. buchanan, Georgensen, Norri:
and Nelson, had decided to pay teach.
ers S25, $40 and $35, according to tht
grade of their certificate. Jas. Sherart
is treasurer Of this district and Simon
f. Andrews clerk.
The Herald acknowledges the receipI
1 of a complimentary to the Minneapo
lis Exposition, the opening of which i:
set for Aug. 81, and the closing Oct. l5
| All railroads will sell tickets for roun(
trip at one cent and a half mile, ant
those having business in that quarter
4 about Exposition time will be richly
repaid by attending the same.
w, r. Gowdy recently received let
ter from N. a. Spence, at Kirkwood
ILL.,, in which he stated that from
eleven acres he secured only two small
loads of tame hay. About the sam,
time Mr.. Gowdy was cutting tam,
grass on Spring Valley ground which
had never been "tickled" with tn,
plow, and was getting two tons to th,
acre.
i Merchants, now is the time to plant
your advertisements to catch the fall
trade. Soon the threshiug machin,
will start up, and the farmer will bring
his grain to market. Talk to the farm
ers through the local paper and Civ,
them to understand that you can offel
them unheard of bargains in the vari
Gus lines represented. "Don't be ,
Claml"
1 Vermillion Republican: III. III. Deyo
an old time friend of the wSiter il
Swan Lakes glory, was caller yester
day. lie is taking orders for g Lant
and Sea "a book of more than ortinar,
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